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...occasion, the Ad Board will rely on the secret testimony of other students when “serving” justice, yet the accused is never allowed to hear this testimony or see a transcript. In fact, transcripts aren’t even kept. This might be acceptable practice at Guantanamo Bay, but you won’t find it at Yale, Stanford...
...Additionally, the Ad Board has too few disciplinary options to recommend, so they rely heavily on having students take time off as a “cure all” for different offenses. It shouldn’t come as a surprise when the punishment doesn’t seem to fit the crime...
...Finally, the Ad Board lacks student representation, a criticism that Ad Board Secretary and staff member of the review committee John L. Ellison responds to by citing student privacy concerns. The disciplinary bodies of our seven Ivy League peers, each of which includes students, see things differently...
...don’t doubt that the members of the Ad Board have our best interests at heart, but the institution hasn’t undergone any major reforms in the 100 or so years since it was created...
...problem with that. Ellison, who as the secretary might be suspected of having a vested interest in maintaining the status quo, told The Crimson, “I’m not even sure that there will be recommendations for reform. I know that people feel like [the Ad Board] is broken...It’s not, but the information is not out there...